Whether you're cruising long reds, tackling black runs, or enjoying off-piste freedom, Klosters delivers a world-class skiing adventure.

Skiing in Klosters

Beginners: Klosters is an excellent choice for beginners, thanks to its sunny and relaxed Madrisa ski area. This dedicated space is perfect for building confidence, with wide nursery slopes and ski school facilities. For sheltered options on bad weather days, beginners can head to Davos and take advantage of the Jakobshorn's protected nursery slopes.

Intermediates: Intermediate skiers will find paradise in Klosters, with plenty of long red runs and varied terrain to explore. The Parsenn area, accessible via the Gotschnagrat cable car, offers endless cruising opportunities. Don't miss the descent to Küblis, which boasts over 2,000 metres of vertical drop and breathtaking views.

Advanced: Advanced skiers will appreciate Klosters' challenging black runs and vast off-piste options. Pischa is a freeride haven, offering ungroomed terrain and pristine powder. For a technical challenge, explore the upper slopes of Madrisa or venture into Davos for thrilling black pistes on Jakobshorn and Rinerhorn.

Off-piste: Klosters is a dream for off-piste enthusiasts, with the Pischa area dedicated entirely to freeriding. The back slopes of Jakobshorn also offer fantastic off-piste runs, accessible by bus from the bottom.

Snowboarding: Snowboarders will enjoy Klosters' wide-open pistes and relaxed atmosphere. The Boarders' Playground in Davos is easily accessible via the train, featuring jumps, rails, and a half-pipe for freestylers. The freeride terrain in Pischa also offers an exciting playground for experienced riders.

Families

Klosters is a family-friendly resort, with its quiet atmosphere and excellent facilities making it ideal for children. The Madrisa Land adventure park is a standout, offering fun activities such as tubing and snow play. Family-oriented accommodations and restaurants ensure a stress-free holiday for all.

Activities

Snow activities: tobogganing, sledging, night skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoe trekking.

Non-skiing activities: ice skating, curling, paragliding, horse-drawn sleigh rides, nordic walking, Wellness and spa.

Klosters après ski

Après ski in Klosters is understated and sophisticated, with cosy bars and sun terraces offering a relaxed ambiance. Popular spots include Gaudy’s umbrella bar and the Gotschnabar near the cable car station. For a touch of class, head to the piano bar in the Silvretta Park Hotel or enjoy a glass of Swiss wine by a crackling fire.

Klosters restaurants

Klosters boasts an excellent dining scene, from traditional mountain huts to fine dining establishments. Enjoy local specialities like fondue and raclette at atmospheric chalets or savour Michelin-starred cuisine at Hotel Walserhof. Casual options like pizzerias and family-friendly eateries ensure there’s something for every taste and budget.

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